Hacking Primer

While Squalr is primarily a Memory Editor, it helps to put Squalr in the context of the entire landscape of game hacking. There are many situations where a memory editor is not the best tool for the job. Also, memory editing is a difficult concept to grasp, and it can be useful to learn other skills first. For these reason, this wiki will be a comprehensive listing of hacking methodologies.

These are the sections:

1. Numbers and the Hex System
2. Hex Editing
3. Memory Editing
4. Assembly Language
5. Advanced Memory Editing
6. Debuggers
7. Graphics Injection
8. Botting
9. Resource Editing
10. Modding
11. Packet Editing
12. CLR/JVM Hacking
13. Browser Game Hacking
14. Emulator Game Hacking
15. Online Game Hacking